In the latest addition to the pile of security- and privacy-related issues plaguing Facebook, account passwords for hundreds of millions of users were stored on the company's internal servers in plain text. The only good news: Facebook claims that no one outside of the company had access to the information, and it has not found...
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March 22, 2019
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